The Montane Skyline trouser so far has been a great fit. Mostly good, with a few points to cover. I got these trousers to be good winter trousers for mountaineering. I will give you my review and the stats so you can see what they have to help you make your decision.
This Montane Skyline trouser is lightweight but warm trousers. I like the feel of the material, making them very comfy to wear. They also have a bit of stretch, which is perfect when scrambling and you need a high foot or something like that. There is no restriction on these.
One comment is that I feel the leg is on the longer side. I am 5’10 and got a size small, but I think the portion was a cm or two too big. This isn’t a big deal, but to be nit-picky, that’s one thing I don’t like about the Montane Skyline Trouser. So note this if you have little legs, they may not be for you, or the latter and you have longer legs, these will be perfect.
Specifications
These specs are from Trekkit.co.uk.
- Dirt and water repellent
- Fleece lined waistband
- It included and removable belt.
- Articulated knees
- Two hand pockets (also vents)
- Security pocket
- Thigh pocket
- Volume adjustable lower leg
- Weight: 506g
- Materials: Schoeller 3XDRY, Schoeller Keprotec Kevlar insteps
I hope this post was what you needed to help with your decision on these trousers. We review lots of different products, so take a look. You may even find some other gear you’d like to buy. That’s all from me for this review (I update these as often as I have something new about the product, so check back soon, and I may have more to say about these).
